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2017-01-21
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Every since I saw pictures for the Dutch pancakes (pannekoek) I said to myself I have to go and try it so I did.I don't think any where else in HK offers Dutch pancakes except Wired Cafe which serves the Dutch Baby that are slightly different.I planned to order two different Dutch pancakes but the Dover Sole fish ruined my plan because it is one of my favourite fishes.The Dover Sole is a European fish which I always eat in the UK but in HK it costs a bomb!Some restaurants serve it for $7xx but h
I don't think any where else in HK offers Dutch pancakes except Wired Cafe which serves the Dutch Baby that are slightly different.
I planned to order two different Dutch pancakes but the Dover Sole fish ruined my plan because it is one of my favourite fishes.
The Dover Sole is a European fish which I always eat in the UK but in HK it costs a bomb!Some restaurants serve it for $7xx but here it only costs $148.Thanks to Brexit, it is much affordable and you can get them at 759 but considering the size of the fish and tiny kitchens in HK, I decided not to buy it because my kitchen and frying pan is not big enough to cook it and I don't want to slice it in half.In the end, I ordered the Dover sole and Avocado pannekoek.Other captivating panneokoek choices include lamb and cumin or salmon and dill.
+++++++++ Avocado pannekoek:
The pannekeok was huge as expected and you roll it up to eat.
Basically I felt it tasted like a Savoury British pancake with creamy avocado and zesty sundried tomatoes so I liked it pretty much.+++++++++
The Dover Sole was delicious with a crispy surface and it tastes so good on its own that it doesn't really need any seasoning. A lovely versatile fish that doesn't go fishy with a reasonable shelf life in the freezer.
The best part is the roe so don't throw it away.
+++++++++After having such a delicious dinner, you can grab some sweeties before you go and they reminded me of the sweets at the newsagents in the UK.
Hello chucky !!
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